Is the coa well funded and good reserves?

If you have the hustle, you can get better cash flow using alternate rent models, but they require more effort to do well than managing rent ready LTRs. 

Preferred equity, though also exposed, offers less upside compared to common equity.Sadly, even if we were in different market times (not down 30% off the highs of 2021) and your particular project was doing well.

I'm a member of the Apt Assoc of South Central WI in Madison and know they too were watching those cases closely as well and will look into the RPAWI.  

@Joseph Davini I'm more in the multifamily space than single-family space, we own and operate a few multifamily properties in Jacksonville but we do manage some single-family rentals as well, so I'll be speaking from that space.

I reached out to people in my network such as friends and family as well as local agents that I knew from being an agent myself.

I'll reach out and see when the next meet up is.Going for my NC real estate license in July as well so I'm hoping to connect with some folks in the area that could give me some guidance.

On another note I tried to put the electric in my name as well.

Each series can own different properties, protecting each one from liabilities related to others.

But moreover, not charging and application fee is more likely to get you people applying who, well, umm, know they would likely fail one but why not apply since it's free?